What's Happening?
Electric Feel Publishing has signed the producer and writer duo Pebbles&TamTam, known for their work on ILLIT's 'NOT ME' and Yeri Mua's 'BFF.' The duo recently achieved significant success with their single
'PINK LIKE SUKI,' which has garnered over 20 million streams on Spotify. They also released a mixtape titled 'Sleepover!' in May. Austin Rosen, CEO of Electric Feel, expressed excitement about supporting the duo's future endeavors. Additionally, singer-songwriter Josh Weathers has signed with Sea Gayle Music Publishing, following the release of his album 'Neon Never Fades.' Chris DuBois, president of Sea Gayle Music, praised Weathers as a generational talent. Meanwhile, Soundstripe has partnered with PopArabia to host songwriting camps in the MENA region, aiming to expand their catalog with original music from the area.
Why It's Important?
The signing of Pebbles&TamTam by Electric Feel Publishing highlights the growing influence and success of emerging artists in the music industry. Their recent achievements underscore the potential for new talent to make significant impacts in the streaming era. The partnership between Soundstripe and PopArabia reflects a strategic move to tap into the rapidly growing music market in the Middle East, which is gaining global recognition. These developments indicate a broader trend of music publishers and platforms seeking to diversify their offerings and capitalize on regional music trends. For artists like Josh Weathers, signing with established publishers like Sea Gayle Music can provide valuable support and exposure, potentially leading to greater success and recognition.
What's Next?
Electric Feel Publishing is expected to support Pebbles&TamTam in their upcoming projects, potentially leading to more high-profile collaborations and releases. The partnership between Soundstripe and PopArabia will continue with additional songwriting camps planned in the MENA region over the next two years, which could result in a significant increase in the availability of original music from the area. This initiative may also foster greater collaboration between artists from different regions, contributing to a more interconnected global music industry. For Josh Weathers, his new deal with Sea Gayle Music could lead to further opportunities to showcase his music to a wider audience.
